Liquid Powered Batteries - Who Wants Some?
October 13th 2007 14:26
Please understand when I say 'liquid' I mean *any* liquid. Absoloutely any kind of liquid that isn't going to corrode the metallic casing of this battery is going to charge it. The battery comes in AA and AAA variants and is sold in Japan, it can be recharged for up to 500 mAh. To put that in perspective a regular alkaline battery has about 1700 mAh in it.
Well it's a start, thats for sure, but what does the future hold? Well Samsung claims to have "developed a micro-fuel cell and hydrogen generator that runs on H20.". Now thats big news, and Samsung plans to put its money where it's mouth is when it releases mobile phones that use this technology. Awesome.
Suddenly dropping your phone down the toilet doesn't sound all that bad, eh?
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Suddenly dropping your phone down the toilet doesn't sound all that bad, eh?
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Comment by jon
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As is just H20 -- that's it? That would be awesome..
Comment by Ahmed
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Just hope this isn't a hoax, sounds too good to be true. What the battery apparently does is extract the hydrogen from the water, naturally it expels oxygen which would technically be the 'pollution' it emits. It's pretty amazing, too good to be true sort of thing.
Comment by yoda76
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Just playing devil's advocate...
Comment by Ahmed
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So it's just a matter of getting over the inaccurate social perceptions of the whole water recycling thing.